10-21-2022, 10:12 PM
(10-17-2022, 09:29 PM)Chatwoman Wrote: I mean, the euphoria NDE people talk about definitely does sound like drugs... we know DMT is produced in the brain upon death.
If it's a trip JUST confined to the last vestiges of consciousness for that person, then there would obviously be no harm in going into the light.
If it's just a trip in the brain and it ends once the body starts getting cold etc., then the end of the experience probably IS going into the light, and it probably is inevitable.
But if it's A REAL DIMENSION/PLANE...
Then going into the light could be optional, there could be more to explore, there could be work that is possible in that 'in between' realm.
(10-21-2022, 10:09 PM)Chatwoman Wrote:
19:05 in the second video he says the neurologist verified that there was no brain activity while he was having this experience, which would suggest that it may not be just a DMT trip happening in the brain. Either they can't detect the kind of activity that happens in the brain at that time, or these people really were straight up dead and in another dimension/plane of existence.
I'd never heard an NDE story where the brain activity (or lack thereof) was monitored and verified to be nonexistent while the experience was going on.
